July 1926

Articles

• The Russian Effort to Abolish Marriage

  "Men took to changing wives with the same zest which they displayed in the consumption of the recently restored forty-per-cent vodka"

  A Woman Resident in Russia

• Liberty and Sovereignty

  George W. Martin

• The Ancient Virtue

  Harriett Bradley Fitt

• Crowds and Crises

  John Langdon-Davies

• Are College Men Wanted?

  A. W. Armstrong

• The Hindu-Mohammedan Problem in India

  J. Coatman

• The Return

• Summer Time-Tables

• The Water Wizard

• Jane, Critic

• The Contributors' Column

  Mary Morwood, F. O. N., J. H. Arnold, B. M. K., Maynard Owen Williams, Walter Peirce, and George W. Patterson

• 'A Paper of the Highest Importance' Mr. Lloyd George's Plan to Win the War in 1915

• House-Hunting in London

  A. Edward Newton

• Marlowe Among the Churchwardens

  Leslie Hotson

• The Abu Laheeb

  Lord Dunsany

• Soldiers and Statesmen of the Civil War: I. President Davis and General Joseph Johnston

  Frederick Maurice

• The Third Note

  Humbert Wolfe

• Gheel

  Charlotte Kellogg

• Dawn

  Helen Dore Boylston

• Are Some Trees Civilized?

  Don Knowlton

• The Swallows of Mont Saint-Michel

  Theodore Morrison

• Artist at Large

  Isabel Cooper

• Old King Cole in Trouble

  William T. Foster and Waddill Catchings

• Hangman's House/the Great Valley

  R. M. Gay

• Education and the Good Life

  Vida D. Scudder

• Rough Justice

  Mary Ross

• The Decline of the West, Volume I: Form and Actuality

  Victor S. Clark

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